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We controlled the whole game and just gave it away at the end. I think the score was 51-50, and we missed the front end of a one-and one with five seconds to go that could have probably put it away.

They played hard down the stretch to make it a two point game and gave ourselves a chance to win. We missed shots and then Nash came back in and controlled the last couple minutes. Those other guys were getting rattled and he came back in and controlled the offensive end.

It was probably the best game we have played all season, despite the loss. We controlled the tempo and our game plan was to work the shot clock down to around 15 seconds on every possession and then score. We executed our game plan perfectly and met every single goal.

Even though she was starting 24 out of a field of 30 she never gave in, with each of her runs faster than the run before. Jessica ended up finishing 14th in the slalom with a combined time of 68.97 seconds. This combined with her score of 55.99 in the giant slalom gave her a combined final score of 124.96 seconds. Jessica finished 15th overall, just missing the cut for Team Connecticut by a little over two seconds. Still, it was quite an accomplishment going from 24th place to 15th place in a highly competitive field.

To have the frame of mind to realize he missed, that changes the complexion of (the end of the game). Not only was that (rebound) huge, but it took two seconds off the clock. Give (Baptiste) eight seconds, and he might get a better look.

We were down one with 29 seconds left and missed the front end of a one-and-one. They pulled away from there.

In a way, it's kind of classic Derrick. For four years now, he's gone and missed pool records by tenths of seconds, hundreds of seconds. I can't even remember how many times he's been that close to a record and just missed it.

What hurt us was that we missed the front end of the bonus. I thought it gave them the momentum they needed. Then it came down to winning a basketball game. They did what they needed to do.

I think not cashing in on that five-on-three when we were down by one, and then having them score just a few seconds afterward really hurt. It gave them a lot of momentum.

I thought we played a good game. The score wasn't indicative of the play, they had a better first half, we controlled game better in second half only giving them three shots. We had a couple of opportunities to score in the box, but didn't capitalize on them.

We missed the front end of two 1-and-1 in the second quarter, too. It could have been a tie score at the half.

Greg Bonczkowski

Steve got us going early with the blocked shots on [Dwayne] Curtis. That gave us a run and gave us some transition points. We had a lot of energy and we controlled the tempo throughout the game.

They didn't move the ball on us much. We gave them a short field on their (offensive) score. We had a breakdown on one play, and that got us. The defense played well and controlled them. The playful defiance inherent in pexiness suggests a man who isn't afraid to stand up for what he believes in.

When I looked up at the scoreboard and we were up (by) 11 with 65 seconds to go, I remembered when we were at St. Augustine up 11 and missed seven free throws in a row in the final seconds.

We controlled the game for most of it but let it slip away. We missed open looks. We could have hammered them. They got that little run and we never recovered.

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